Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21
MUSICAL AND DRAM ATIC.
A RUSSIAN TRAGEDrESNE CoMING-BILLY EMERSON
LEAVES HAyERLY - PATHS SOUTH AMERICAN
TOUR

Among the novelties to which Americans may
be treated next winter Is series OF performances
by the Russian tragctiienne, Elizabeth Gorewa,
who Is SAID to contemplate visiting this country.
! - Bcrnhardt opened her San Francisco engage
ment on Monday night TO a packed house. The
/ play WAS Fedora"
The san Francisco season OF the National
Opera Company appears to have been highly sue
ceSSIul ia every way.
= Billy Emerson has left Haverlys MINISTRIES be-
cause OF non payment of salary, and has returned
10 MS home In san Francisco
- 1t is said thag Lillian Olcott has been losing
money 50 uniformly OF late that she will soon be
compelled TO stop playing ''Theodoran
Prank L. Goodwin, who for four years has
managed Clara Morris, has relinquished that po-
sItlon seemingly not at all pleased with the re-
ruitS Of his ldDoIS. He has not found Clara bo-
mama.
= IL IS said that Eugenia Blair now leading lady
With Fred Narlie, will star In Mary Andersons
rtpertory dufing the season OF ISSS-'S9.
--"RUddygore" closes It's seven weeks season
at the Boston Globe Theater Tonight This is the
country.
Johann Strauss, the Vienna waltz king, has
just Deen divorced from his third wife and is IN
dsIotood TO be looking around Tor fourth. And
YET mere are people who hold that the waltz IS not
dcmOralizing force
Nine PATHS South American tour, under
Henry T. Abbey's management begins in April
next. the diva is to receive cI.OOO sterling for
edch ppttrance. in addition to having all her ex-
peIises PAD. These, al least, are the published
terms IIeY Will no doubt be shaded q little in
practice Abbey by the way, is said to have con-
tioi OF Bernhardt for four years to come.
- ". Ii. Day, OF the Lyceum Theater, spent the
past week in Washington taking Photographic
Fle" o. certain noted localities for scenic work in
"" pay nat opens the fall season at the Lyc cum.
1 ~ i,Iosl9 are no" being prepared and the work
'Ii Dc oohe TINS summer. The play Is wholly
\ 1eIt amin Its subjsct and characters-Ne,c York
HtFTDF.
-Aritl Barney is now managing Tom keene,
Who lls been playing Il fairly prosperous engage
ntht IN fittsDuis this week. keene is arranging
Tor a IODs tour IitXt season.
- over quarter of a century has elapsed since
Its 1IGt production. and yet s.Uncle Toms Cabin"
ms cleared many thousands OF dollars Tor yari-
Gus managers this season.
Nat Goodwin has purchased ''The Gold Nine"
ne" play. which John T. Raymond tried in Louis
Vile shortly before his death.
Actors and managers are pouring into New
York. after closing their season, which, OF course,
al declare 10 have been tae most successful yet,
Earring The Interstate commerce law.
- Little Ida Mule has made a hit as Rose lfnu-
bpG, III Stetson's travelling "RuddygOre" COM
pthy- she Il set down by the critics as easily
the star ui the cast.
Joseph iiawofth is 10 appear as q comedy star
next season, making a tour of the country in
''RD.Cdae.''
COL McCaul Will concentrate his energies
next season. Instead OF having three opera COM
palleS on the ruJd he VIII have only one.